Place chicken halves, skin side down, on a greased rimmed baking sheet or in a greased shallow baking dish.
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Divide dough evenly among 8 greased 4-inch miniature cast-iron skillets (or place dough in 1 greased 8-inch cast-iron skillet).
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Pour batter into a 13x9 or 9x13 greased baking pan.
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"Big day," she said, as the cook greased the grill.
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Cut into squares and place on a greased baking sheet.
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Everywhere you turn, the wheels or power are greased unevenly.
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Transfer dough to a large greased bowl, turning to grease top.
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Transfer to a greased mixing bowl and cover with plastic wrap.
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Place rolls seam side down on a lightly greased baking sheet.
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Pour mixture into a lightly greased and floured Bundt cake pan.
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Yet politics here are still greased by union affiliation and endorsements.
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Place buns in the greased pan, 3 across and 4 down.
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The crowd-pleasing "Greased Lightning" was nicely energized by multiple camera perspectives.
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We greased our limbs in coconut oil and browned under the sun.
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Even Luke Rockhold said that he was greased up when they fought.
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And a lot of New York is greased by those interactions, right?
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Place the dough in a greased bowl and cover with plastic wrap.
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The diplomatic strategy greased American oil company deals in the Caspian Basin.
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Nor is it just the ad spending that has greased Bloomberg's rise.
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Spoon that mixture onto a greased waffle iron and close the top.
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Spoon cornbread mixture into a lightly greased 5½- or 6-quart slow cooker.
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Press mixture into bottom and up sides of a lightly greased 9-in.
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Put the dough in the greased bowl and loosely cover with plastic wrap.
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We mean platforms and passageways that feel like greased-up slip-and-slides.
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Local police have already greased street poles so no one can climb them.
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Trump's not wrong that earmarks often greased the skids to get legislation passed.
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Your arms gently wag, greased by pints of sweat flooding from your armpits.
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The pursuit of money to keep a college football program greased for greatness?
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Philadelphia hosts a greased-pole-climbing competition at its annual Italian Market Festival.
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Pour polenta mixture into a greased 8-inch-square baking pan, and smooth top.
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Line bottom of a greased 8-inch-square baking dish with 4 bread slices.
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Rwanda, Bosnia, World War II: all atrocities with wheels greased by campaigns of dehumanization.
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But it appears that even a (very) well-greased God Complex knows its limits.
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The axle sleeve is then greased, and the new tire is slid smoothly on.
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A local approach is best, especially when greased with humanitarian assistance and development funds.
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In a greased and floured bundt pan, pour the red batter, then blue, then white.
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In the end, it's all the same: "The gears or war are greased with blood."
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The heavily-greased beauty looks on the models and its wacky double-faced cowboy boots.
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Greased some wheels for musicians at gigs and then get hooked up for shows later.
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Place patties on a lightly greased grill grate, and grill, uncovered, 3 minutes; flip patties.
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Spread evenly on a greased rimmed baking sheet or in 2 large cast-iron skillets.
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After the tanks had been refilled and the propellers greased the plane was taken down.
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Inside, a lone diner with greased-back hair was watching the Eurovision semifinals with rapt attention.
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Preheat grill to medium high (53°-450°), or heat a greased grill pan over medium high.
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Fold in pasta and mushrooms and bake, covered, in a lightly greased 11-x-7-in.
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The lyrics to "Greased Lightning," which survived into the movie, are all you need to know.
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Greased Lightnin' No one has been able to touch Travolta's Danny Zuko, and many have tried.
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Press 1 (16.5-oz.) tube refrigerated cookie dough flat in a greased 9-inch cake pan.
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MINNESOTA: Any contest in which participants try to capture a greased or oiled pig is illegal.
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It is the public virtue that has greased the wheels of our democracy since its inception.
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Greased or not, the poles had to come down: It's not all violence and chaos, though.
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Combine the eggs and the squash mixture in a heated, lightly greased 9-inch round baking dish.
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Transfer the dough to a greased bowl, cover with plastic wrap, and refrigerate for 27 hour. 21.
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Transfer the dough to a lightly greased parchment paper-lined baking sheet, at least 3-inches apart.
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In a lightly greased non-stick skillet over medium heat, place your favorite metal Christmas cookie cutters.
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Your satisfaction will be temporary, as new contenders are coming down the pike faster than greased weasels.
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Matt: I think he still comes out with his shirt off and greased up, that's for sure.
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Cover tightly with greased plastic wrap and let rise in a warm place for 30 minutes. 7.
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Sergey Gayduk was part of the lubrication team, responsible for checking that the tracks were properly greased.
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Here, all of our wild, individualistic social relations are aggregated into market research and greased for consumption.
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Bake in a greased and floured tube pan at 325 F for about 1 to 1 ½ hours.
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But one early win for GDPR is it has greased the pipe for companies to promptly disclose breaches.
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Shape dough into a ball, and place in a lightly greased bowl, rolling dough to coat with oil.
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Spread into an even layer on a greased baking sheet, cover with plastic wrap, and refrigerate overnight. 23.
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Shape dough into 1½-inch balls, and place them 3 inches apart on a lightly greased baking sheet.
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With the light poles greased, some took to scaling the gates of city hall instead—keg in hand.
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Place the dough on a greased baking sheet spaced 2-inches apart, cover, and refrigerate 24 hours. 7.
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For them, the cycle is greased with gossipy leaks, Trump being frustrated with this person or badgering another.
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To seed interest, she launched a free online Instagram workshop that greased the wheels to sell her course.
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"They symbolize a style of American storytelling in which the wheels of interracial friendship are greased by employment."
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A.A.U. and high schools have their palms greased to steer an athlete to this school or that one.
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To assemble, layer half of the pasta mixture in the bottom of a greased 9-inch springform pan.
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Like the time "Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase greased the wheels at La Touraine, a swanky French restaurant.
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See, back then, Latinos were served only with a side of pocketknives— hair greased sharp as blackletter print.
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"He's on a fast train to it, but the rails aren't totally greased," a South Carolina Republican said.
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I took it inside, scoured it clean, greased it and put it on top of my kitchen range.
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Gonna go find a greased pole to try to climb up and maybe light a car on fire now.
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Preheat the oven to 375° F, pop the desired amount of cookies onto a non-greased sheet, and bake.
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The guy was fucking greased up and he looked like a 15-year-old boy when I fought him.
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The reception for Schnabel's clunky, proto-hipster, fake-outsider art paintings was greased by Marcia Tucker's "Bad" Painting movement.
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Bake at 350 degrees in a greased 9-by-5-inch loaf pan for 45 minutes to an hour.
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His path was greased by grand construction projects, driven less by necessity than by political expedience, and financial bribes.
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And friends who joined me noted how so much of our socialness as a culture is greased by alcohol.
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The fastidious Bryce is less than enthusiastic about his new charge, who keeps escaping his grasp like a greased piglet.
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Flannery also will need to reassure shareholders, including Nelson Peltz's Trian, whose arrival probably greased the skids for his appointment.
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Then there were the crews dubbed "Crisco Cops" who greased poles to stop people from climbing on top of them.
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We were inspired by Rocky chasing a chicken, because 'if you can catch a chicken, you can catch greased lightning!
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Both superstar teens hit the runway greased down pixie cuts and gowns on the Givenchy Menswear Spring/Summer 2017 runway.
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F.Y.I. Q. I heard that there was a holiday in which New Yorkers would climb greased flagpoles every Nov. 25.
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That cooked on a greased sheet pan in the oven at 375 for a little more than half an hour.
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Just over the horizon is a hill: Steep and greased with political motives, military ambitions, American blood and squandered treasury.
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Our submitted anagrams: DONE ROTTEN TEPID SLIME GREASED PET DECAL ODORS Almost finished solving but need a bit more help?
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Using a 2½-inch round cutter, cut 10 rounds from dough, and place on a greased baking sheet with dough touching.
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"Midnight Oil" had a close-up of a man's greased hands holding a wrench under the glowing orb of the Moon.
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Before this slick stud was making the ladies swoon, he was just another greased up guy growing up in Cypress, California.
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Either constitutes "impermissible benefits" and "inducements" — an unfair advantage, as though the Cardinals had greased their opponents' rims before a game.
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But their oil greased the wheels of America's machine age after the Civil War, replacing whale oil as a cheaper alternative.
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There is now little money left to steal from the state, yet the wheels of corruption still need to be greased.
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It's alternately sentimental and lewd (those greased weasels) and strains too hard for universality, spelling out its metaphors in marquee lights.
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Mr. McGrath said he had been attempting to style his hair to mimic Mr. Gleason's greased-up coif without much success.
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The police greased poles with hydraulic fluid in Center City to try to keep celebrating fans from gaining an unsafe perch.
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She told jurors that El Chapo for 25 years headed a global narcotics empire greased for decades with corruption and violence.
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Hypnotic's work stretches the brass-band sound, often exploring the junction between classic hip-hop, greased-up funk and traditional jazz.
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They credit much of his rapid rise to a strategy that prioritizes platitudes over policy and is greased by white male privilege.
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It also encourages a cycle of connection-greased over-investment, followed by collapse, as in the case of Carillion, a giant outsourcer.
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Roll dough into 1 inch balls, roll in reserved white sugar and place on un-greased cookie sheet 2 inches apart. 8.
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And I guarantee with the Shaq shark, they greased that thing up with Aquaphor just so it could wriggle into the cage.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Masayoshi Son's SoftBank Group is a giant tech-investment machine whose gears are greased by generous dollops of debt.
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His intellect and ambition greased his path from Princeton to Harvard Law and to a clerkship in Chief Justice William Rehnquist's chambers.
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Luckily, we have at least one answer — the secret to the stars' greased-up hairstyles (and a few theories about the rest).
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I parted my hair in the middle, and I greased it down, and I contoured my face to be really, really manly.
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Lipstick, nylonsand she's out the door,tipping past the church house,Dixie Peach in her hair,greased forehead shininglike gospel, like gold.
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Mr. Flannery will also need to reassure shareholders, including Nelson Peltz's Trian Partners, whose arrival probably greased the skids for his appointment.
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Place in a well-greased bowl, cover with a towel, and let rise for an hour or two until doubled in size.
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My coworkers swapped stories about celebrities who claimed they were a size 2 and who had to be greased into a 4…whales!
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To use Roundy (again, the tool), you just have to grease it lightly and place it in a non-stick or greased pan.
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The idea the pair devised is a boot camp–style footrace that features obstacles such as barbed wire and butter-greased monkey bars.
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The paratha is griddled with a few tablespoons of homemade ghee and slightly puffs up, not unlike a slightly greased-up flour tortilla.
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Place the cut side down on a greased sheet tray and roast for about 35 minutes, or until the top indents when touched.
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It kept a shine on international relations and greased the skids on massive controversial arms sales, some of which are killing Yemen's civilians.
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Nicholas Pileggi wrote the nonfiction book that Martin Scorsese spun into a web of cheating, mob bosses, greased palms, wiretaps and lip readers.
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Tongan Pita Taufatofua becomes an internet sensation as his country's flag bearer, walking in the opening ceremony shirtless with his chest greased up.
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The convenience is doubtlessly greased by the Cowboys owner Jones's love for Arkansas, where he was a captain for the 1964 national champion.
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Gayer then placed the result in a Bundt pan greased with some browned butter and another hour-and-a-half of proofing followed.
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Transfer to a lightly floured surface and knead until elastic, then transfer to a large, lightly greased bowl and cover loosely with plastic wrap.
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What is the best way to keep bar soap from making like a greased-up pig and shooting our of our hands mid-shower?
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STEP 7 Add the macaroni and cheese mixture into a greased baking dish, and top it with the remaining cheese and the breadcrumb mixture.
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Before this slicked back celebrity spawn became a Hollywood hottie, he was just another greased up guy living the dream in Los Angeles, California.
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The game was similar to greased pig contests at American rodeos and county fairs, but the blindfolds added an extra dimension of slapstick comedy.
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The photographs that comprise Benglis's "Self" (2010) include her infamous Artforum ad (in which she posed nude, greased up, and sporting a gigantic dildo).
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"Such is the greased pole of Silicon Valley fame and power; anyone can try to ascend, but nothing will arrest your fall," he writes.
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With a wet or greased hand, gently release the dough from the edges of the bowl and turn it out onto the sheet tray.
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Meat—pork products especially—could be called Zim's central motif, as if Vasquez is representing America as abattoir: blood-soaked, greased-up, and gamey.
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Then you put them onto a sheet greased with olive oil and stick them in a very hot oven (like 23 or 210 degrees).
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Majority leader McConnell has, at every turn, greased the process to run as many nominees as possible through the Senate as quickly as possible.
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A sudden golden burst of light and smoke hit and there was Charlotte, sitting on a throne, flanked by four greased down Roman soldiers.
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Photo: Win McNamee (Getty)Democratic lawmakers on Tuesday formally introduced legislation to save net neutrality from the corporate-greased mitts of the Federal Communication Commission.
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Her interest in bread started at an early age, when she would watch her grandmother and aunt combine flour and water in greased coffee cans.
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"Went to get out after pulling the plug and I just slide around like a giant greased up potato in a roasting dish," she wrote.
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Usually, when aircraft makers want to hover and cruise, they simply fix rotors onto rotating wings, like NASA did with its massive Greased Lightning prototype.
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The climax came when a Harrison Ford impersonator appeared alongside a crowd of shirtless, greased up male dancers who worshipped the trophy like a god.
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Sal is cleaning up Everest-sized mountains of rumpled, greased napkins; towering stacks of plates; chewed-up drinking straws; spills and smears of ranch dressing.
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Miss: Non-musical sequences From "Greased Lightning" to "Hand Jive" to "You're the One That I Want," the show's big musical numbers bristled with energy.
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Before the N.F.C. championship game against the Vikings, city workers greased street poles with Crisco so that fans wouldn't climb them in celebration or disappointment.
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But let's be realistic: They're small measures when you consider the big picture, that the gears of the online world are greased with our data.
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Police had anticipated the debauchery and greased the light poles, but not even hydraulic fluid was able to keep one brave booster from scaling it.
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Stir together cooked onions, pork and beans, barbecue sauce, vinegar, mustard, brown sugar, barbecue rub, oil and salt in a lightly greased 2-quart casserole dish.
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Place the dough in a lightly greased bowl, cover with plastic wrap, and let rest for about 1 hour or until it doubles in size. 4.
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Their rise not only greased the wheels of economic development but also presaged the arrival of the data-driven, algorithm-mediated economy of the 22014st century.
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An enormous new federal bureaucracy emerged to enforce the ban, often targeting small family operations rather than the large, politically greased criminal rings like Al Capone's.
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Books of The Times The past, Julian Barnes once wrote, has a way of behaving like a piglet, greased up and let loose in a room.
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Philadelphia is a sports-mad city, its fans celebrating not infrequently by breaking things or climbing light poles greased by workers to impede just such ascents.
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Coating his head and body with margarine, he pressed the greased areas down on large sheets of paper and dusted the resulting image with powdered pigment.
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Arrange the sandwiches on a lightly greased baking sheet and bake for about 10 minutes, turning the sandwiches after 5 minutes so they brown on both sides.
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Only he knows which palms need to be greased to keep a power plant open, or which union boss has to be co-opted to avoid strikes.
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Stir together melted butter, maple syrup and ¼ cup brown sugar in a medium bowl; spread evenly in bottom of a greased 2350×303-inch metal baking pan.
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"Went to get out after pulling the plug and I just slide around like a giant greased up potato in a roasting dish," she captioned the post.
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But it's also based on a series of flip-flops -- rhetorical and policy-centered -- that have greased the skids for Trump's trip to look like a success.
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And still, for some reason — despite her relatability and the way she articulates the realities of institutionalized misogyny — we focus on Sandy, Danny, and Greased-effing-Lightning.
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Of course, the shifting nature of our economy away from an industrial one and toward a cognitive, creative one has greased the wheels of all of this.
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Buddy: 'Cause you gotta get it perfect, 'cause you gotta still be tight, but it has to be greased, otherwise the lines will stick to each other.
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Wade, 37, led the Heat past the Mavs in the 2006 NBA Finals, a series Dallas fans still believe was greased for Wade by whistle-happy referees.
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He caused a stir at the 2016 Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro, where he was a taekwondo athlete, by carrying the flag shirtless and greased up.
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The recovery has been greased by the extremely supportive policies of the Federal Reserve in the United States and the central banks of the eurozone and Japan.
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Recently Mr. Ford's collections have swung between a kind of overwrought decadence and a neon disco/aerobics rabbit hole, greased by the rise of the workout wardrobe.
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We see at once how the system works, and how its wheels are greased; we realize, too, that Romeo will be trapped inside it, and chewed up.
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So any moves to repatriate manufacturing, even greased by tax incentives, would undoubtedly take a long time to unpick and re-form such a complex supply chain system.
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The U.S. Naval Academy's plebe class has capped a greased-up Herndon Monument, as about 21940,21949 first-year students took part in the unusual annual tradition Monday afternoon.
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Each wave of outrage is a little easier than the last, as the pathways of hate in our brain become greased, become smoothed, become automatic like muscle memory.
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Camden's unusual politics greased the way for the legislation; it was supported by George E. Norcross III, the powerful local Democratic businessman who had the ear of Gov.
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He thinks the books might have greased the wheels for Jong-un to have a change of heart about his dealings with the Prez and America, in general.
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In one, he appears alongside my grandmother in his Class A uniform, smiling wide with a martini in one hand and his straight black hair greased and parted.
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It's lighter than other cakes, with no fat at all, not even on the sides of the pan; the cake won't rise properly if the pan is greased.
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Which, in my opinion, makes it all the more amazing that he cut his teeth as a greased up topless go-go dancer in 90s pop music videos.
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Put 4 ounces|115 grams of dough on the greased side of the plastic wrap and flatten it into a 6-inch circle, about 1/4-inch thick.
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To them, O'Rourke, a white, male candidate had already been anointed the next sensation, his entry into the race greased by live television shots and O'Rourke-centric panels.
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"The wheels were greased enough that it wasn't hard to get the process rolling to activate all the procedures that we had put in place," Diaz told reporters.
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Here, she joins Mr. Goldberg, a virtuoso American pianist with a knack for well-greased propulsion, in a performance of Latin American folk songs and anthems of resistance.
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Summer revealed woollen tank-style swimwear and lakeside derring-do: balcony dives, greased-pole logrolling ("we don't allow that anymore"), jousting in rowboats ("another thing we don't allow").
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Microtargeted ads are also, as we now know all too well, a pre-greased electronic conduit for attacks on democracy and society — enabling the spread of malicious disinformation.
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But it was clear that he was aware of the appearance that he had greased Garcia's path to Congress — and dispatched a potential 2019 rival to the mayor.
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It's never been easier to be a "hardcore" Destiny player, because Bungie has greased the game's wheels and removed the friction points that made its first iteration so frustrating.
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But does anyone really want to turn on the oven in the middle of summer and sweat it out over a series of greased pans and messy batter bowls?
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There's no moral or ethical grounds for it, no justification in it, except that the PE guys have greased the skids with Congress to make the sweetheart deal continue.
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To many in his hometown who still remember him, Dylan, now 75, was an outsider in the Jewish minority with greased hair working in his father's home appliance store.
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Dad jokes pepper his narrative ("You're the Rick Bayless of how to play this," or "I like my sweet potatoes like I like my bodybuilders: Well-greased and glistening").
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Great news if you're a fan of greased up topless men ... the "Shirtless Tongan" dude from the Olympics tells TMZ Sports he's gunning for a career in topless modeling!
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They couldn't be said to have had much utility in the show's overarching design, unlike former footman Thomas (Rob James-Collier), whose maliciousness greased many a wheel in the plot.
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"Greased Lightnin'" It's still unclear whether or not they actually sang "dragon wagon" as opposed to "pussy wagon," which would have been one of the oddest lyric changes in history.
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They'll also dress up in a variation of costumes, teasing a greased-up Ripa in a black wig, aviator glasses, a white tank and chest hair, and Seacrest in pigtails.
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But their cities were dominated by political machines greased by graft and corruption—and their years of dealmaking left them with too many easily discovered skeletons for a national campaign.
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Luke and I fixed it up, put on a new greased-up chain, tightened the brake cables, and shimmied the rusty seat shaft until it slid up to my height.
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And then roasted the fish on a greased pan under a shower of salt and pepper and served it on a warm platter with the sauce spooned over the top.
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I'm not blaming the victim, I'm explaining why the path to media misinterpretation was greased by the kids' own rowdy behavior and culture-war signaling … Are you listening to yourself?
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KUNDUZ, Afghanistan — In a time of war and corruption, when one hand grips a gun and the other opens to be greased, even the happiest of occasions can turn deadly.
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I appreciate the risk in emotionally investing at all, but I need those rails greased a bit—a little truther foreplay before bringing out the heavy/disheartening artillery, you know?
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But the GOP's desperate need to score a major legislative win by year's end, combined with a procedurally greased path and political scandals diverting popular attention, are driving the plan forward.
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It maneuvers like a greased pig, sliding out of the grasp of those who would like to hold it up as egregious, and runs along merrily, dodging responsibility all the while.
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At 232, with his greased back hair and slender frame, he is the unmistakable frontman of the controversial and divisive bands Choking Victim, Star Fucking Hipsters, and, most notably, Leftöver Crack.
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Though a Kushner spokeswoman dismissed Golden's argument that wealth greased his entry — "is and always has been false," she told ProPublica at the time — officials at Kushner's high school were dismayed.
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But Trump's war on professionalism and professionals is also its own distinct theme in his business career, which is rife with cheating, and his political life, which is greased with lies.
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In outsourcing production, a process greased by decades of free trade deals, we simultaneously outsourced pollution to countries with even dirtier power grids, using the cheapest, dirtiest form of power: coal.
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But with a real estate boom, one expediter in Brooklyn greased a Buildings Department supervisor, according to a report last year by the city's Investigation Department and the Manhattan district attorney.
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Hooper concedes that at least getting a bacon-greased card now and then is better than the times people have sent him letters they claim they've smeared with their own shit.
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In advance of the NFC Championship game in Philadelphia this weekend, the city literally greased light poles to prevent rowdy fans from climbing them should the Eagles beat the Minnesota Vikings.
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A text message showed Self asked an Adidas executive — who supplied the cash that greased the recruiting gears — if he had sealed a deal for a prized recruit to attend Kansas.
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Leaning back to make the grab, he misjudged the angle by just enough that the ball shot off his glove like a greased pig, suspending the ball right over his chest.
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While he stonewalled around 22020 bills passed by the House, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has nonetheless greased the confirmations of more than 180 federal and district judges nominated by Trump.
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There was also the greased watermelon, smeared heavily with Crisco, that we used for the annual football game in the lake's shallow water and that always ended up smashed and sandy.
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It appears that the FCC has already greased the skids by allowing one company to help it write the specifications of a system that is supposed to be open to definition.
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Not only did the BJP wield immensely more money than rivals, it has a far better-greased party machine, backed up by the street power of hundreds of Hindu-nationalist voluntary groups.
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Their dealings inevitably bring them into close contact with officialdom—they know whose palms can be greased, and who the real power-brokers are in the shadowy world of Communist Party politics.
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A few nights ago, a fully greased "hen do" (British slang for a bachelorette party) came strolling down Copacabana Beach and tosspot-of-honor Maria decided to crash anchor Dan Walker's set.
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It's easy to write off the entire Rambo franchise as a lame, hyper-violent bacchanal, some kind of terrible machismo stew made of testosterone and greased-up triceps and spent bullet casings.
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"A horrible troll saw it and said, 'Maybe you should stick to being on that bike,' and then someone said that I had been greased into my wedding dress," Ms. Thorpe recalled.
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But instead of making many pancakes, he made one large pancake, like the classic pommes Darphin, pressing handfuls of grated potato and onion into a well-greased 6-inch nonstick frying pan.
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Far from the mythic "Never Trumper" deep state bureaucrat, Sondland is a multimillionaire hotel tycoon like Trump -- and greased his path to ambassadorship with a $1 million donation to the President's inauguration.
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Maybe it's how precise the controls are—whenever I play this game, even if I'm doing poorly, I always feel like a greased up panther jumping from hillside to rooftop to zipline.
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Then there is the special provision made for the fact that two greased up bodies are not going to be able to effectively control each other to turn over for the pin.
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In late June, after my first week of paddling, I was greased with dust and sweat but not yet accustomed to it; I still had a New York standard for maximum grime allowed.
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And, the federal indictment out of Boston has a twist ... it says most of the kids admitted to the schools had no idea their parents allegedly greased the wheels to get them in.
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They snickered as he and other perceived gadflies on the right fringe pressed for a ban on earmarks, pet projects that greased the congressional skids and were loved by members of both parties.
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When the consistency was judged to be just right—a formed ball should break in half, not crumble—the couscous would be packed firmly into one of Attia's thirty-four greased metal molds.
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Mix well, then pour into a greased tube pan and bake 1 hour at 350-375 F. You'll find this cake and many other unique and tasty recipes in my Cake Recipes pamphlet.
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The confirmation hearings for secretary of state nominee Rex Tillerson begin Wednesday, and one thing is certain: The wheels have already been thoroughly greased by campaign donations from the oil and gas industry.
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These AI agents can be dropped into various code bases fairly easily and never need to phone home or have their data audited or updated, they'll just run like greased lightning on the platform.
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With a second Supreme Court nominee riding greased skids to Senate confirmation, the economy zooming and Democrats generally in a hopeless, angry mode, the summer of 2018 was shaping up rather well for Republicans.
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Once all tapas have been filled and folded, place the empanadas on a greased sheet pan in the preheated oven until they are browned on both sides (about 30 minutes, flipping half-way through).
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As legend has it, John Van Arsdale, an American former prisoner of war, finally managed to climb a flagpole mischievously greased by the British and replace the Union Jack with the Stars and Stripes.
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Next I rolled out both chilled doughs on a lightly floured surface, cut them into circles, and lined them up on greased baking sheets — Drummond's baked at 325°F and Garten's at 350°F.
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It's increasingly clear that anything goes in Silicon Valley's craven attempts to placate opportunists on the right — both within Congress and without — so long as that corporate cognitive dissonance keeps the lobbying wheels greased.
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Sentinel for the bare-shouldered, the cutoff-clad and sugar- smudged, for tall boys trampled and the greased-up mustard pumps, for men threshing against a particularly elusive curveball (brutal, the Bay's sure fog).
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The pair added they are also exploring "future collaboration in digital health initiatives", and that "regular summits" will take place between top executives aimed at keeping the wheels of the reset relationship well greased.
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The charges announced by Attorney General Letitia James against Steven Clark, who she said directed British Airways operations at JFK Terminal 7, arose from "Operation Greased Runway," a probe into contracting and procurement atJFK.
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Rodtang's flurries along the ropes, particularly his digging body punches, was some of the more effective offense that has been made against Nasukawa, who is as slippery as a greased whippet out at range.
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Policymakers are trying to keep the world's second-largest economy sufficiently greased to counter an economic slowdown while also managing risks created by an explosive growth in debt that has fueled a housing boom.
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After the boudin-eating contest, there would be a greased pig chase, where the queens would have to chase after a piglet who had been oiled and thus, would be extremely difficult to catch.
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Oil prices lost more ground Friday morning, the latest declines in a remarkable 10-week slide that's greased by concerns about softening demand and, thus far, largely resistant to OPEC's pledge to tighten the market.
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Machines that have the weights tightly controlled on a greased track will not build your strength as well as the free-moving weights that force you to support them and stabilize them with your body.
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Roll into this weekend with these ladies on the lanes ... get your mind out of the gutter and slide through our gallery of super bowling babes to get you greased up for the big game!
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The charges announced by Attorney General Letitia James against Steven Clark, who she said directed British Airways operations at JFK Terminal 7, arose from "Operation Greased Runway," a probe into contracting and procurement at JFK.
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New York (CNN)Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán headed a global narcotics empire greased for decades with corruption and violence, a prosecutor said Wednesday during closing arguments at the alleged drug lord's federal trial in New York.
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The truth is, in the 2016 campaign President-elect Trump connected with many working people when he talked about the lost jobs from unfair trade agreements that have greased the skids to move American jobs overseas.
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So here's a thought: Forget putting a greased pig of a runner at second base in extra innings, and instead call the owners and general managers and urge them to hire blacks and Latinos and women.
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Lest you doubt the enthusiasm of Philadelphia fans going into Sunday's big game, remember that cops greased the city's light poles with crisco before the team's face-off against the Vikings — and some people climbed them anyways.
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And while Travolta was famous for his moves in the Seventies, seems his greased lightning does not quite do the trick when it comes to hip hop with the actor doing some classic dad bopping around instead.
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What the debate proved most of all, beyond any narrow political point about winners and losers, is that the novelty-obsessed media environment that greased the path for Donald Trump's stumble into the White House hasn't changed.
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Motherboard researcher Erik Franco was indispensable on the production and post-production of The Most Unknown and our other video series, and has helped keep the wheel greased on many of our most important projects this year.
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Click here to view original GIFTo cap off their freshman year at the Naval Academy, hundreds of plebes try to scale the greased down Herndon Monument to replace the hat on top of the 21-foot tall obelisk.
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I will say that doing a tour with Throwing Muses a few years ago was just so fun, and it made me personally feel like that greased the engine and made me want to revisit the Belly songs.
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By the end, Jackson had also alienated his two best players — Carmelo Anthony and Kristaps Porzingis — a development that greased his premature exit, which came with Jackson still having two years and $24 million left on his contract.
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But in the post-Soviet crypto-verse I also saw how the promise of an unshackled financial order beguiles authoritarians, criminals, and terrorists—and how it has already greased the wheels of Russia's attempts to influence US elections.
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Thirty years separate the Oscar-winning "Driving Miss Daisy" from the Oscar-nominated "Green Book," but both films "symbolize a style of American storytelling in which the wheels of interracial friendship are greased by employment," our critic writes.
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They symbolize a style of American storytelling in which the wheels of interracial friendship are greased by employment, in which prolonged exposure to the black half of the duo enhances the humanity of his white, frequently racist counterpart.
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It is also possible that, for many people, 15 minutes of silent meditation each morning and afternoon can be wonderful while 15 hours of it each day is both a waste of time and a greased slide into insanity.
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Via Duchaine and the bodybuilding community, DNP once again began to find its way to users, helped along by the internet's well-greased channels of illicit commerce—although online bodybuilding forums are full of warnings against touching the stuff.
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And sure, Grease is the song that starts the movie, but Greased Lightnin' is what gives it life: an homage to living life in the fast lane, picking up the best experiences along the way — and never looking back.
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"He has frequently been underestimated," said Alex de Waal, a Sudan expert at Tufts University, who ascribed Mr. Bashir's political longevity to a well-oiled security apparatus and a formidable patronage machine greased by corruption and shifting regional alliances.
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In Fox News land, this "deep state" effort is the story of the century — the scandal that's "bigger than Watergate" — and McCabe is the powerful lieutenant who greased the wheels for former FBI Director James Comey and current special counsel Mueller.
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While many, many Jonas Brothers fans and DNCE acolytes don't mind seeing Joe Jonas' greased-up torso on their daily commutes, the singer and model himself thinks that it's pretty funny to subject his friends to his shiny semi-nudity.
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Even though these third-party groups were not harmed at all, Obama's Justice Department made certain some of their major supporters palms were greased with La Raza getting a $1.5 million payout just for being a friend of the President.
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Die, retry, die, retry, done it: The core cycle of risk and reward in Headlander is a better greased machine than, say, Titan Souls, which infuriated (me, anyway, in a recent Vita revisit) with its slow turnarounds between boss retries.
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Greased Lightnin' is an ode to the latter, reminding us why Sandy didn't immediately kiss her future with Danny goodbye as soon as she learned he wasn't quite whom he'd presented himself as during that fateful day at the beach.
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A special machine had to be invented to move it: a huge wooden frame inside of which the David was suspended in a net of ropes, rocking gently, as a crew of men rolled it across the city on greased beams.
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Earlier in our country's history, voters were compelled by things like speeches (usually by the candidate's supporters and not the candidate), rallies with food and drink, and huge get-out-the-vote efforts greased by "street money" and readily available liquor.
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Kazushi Sakuraba abandoned PRIDE—the house that he had built—in order to join Hero's, returning from the brink of defeat against Kestutis Smirnovas and losing in one of the sketchiest bouts of all time to a greased up Yoshihiro Akiyama.
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The persona is seemingly modeled on bad boy Johnny in The Outsiders—greased-back hair, cigarette tucked behind the ear, lip-curled sneer—although another possibility is Annie Lennox's turn as a side-burned 19373s hood at the 1984 Grammys.
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A Japanese rice bowl capped with golden slices of pork cutlet, held together with barely cooked eggs and translucent onions — textures exaggerated, colors saturated, aromas made visible — occasionally twinkling in soft focus, as if seen through a Vaseline-greased lens.
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At a bull-riding pen where young cowboys in bright shirts and white hats greased their ropes, I met Kurt Jamison, 24, who said he lived at a remote, 1,600-acre cattle station where until recently, there was no Wi-Fi.
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Like chips and a battered sausage, dub-dons Adrian Sherwood and Pinch work really well together, and their second album as a collaborative duo, the recently-released Man vs Sofa, is a lot better for you than a plastic punnett of greased salt.
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As new synergies are found and ideas ping pong off of whiteboards like balls of greased lightning, all we can do is cross our fingers that someday we will be able to pay for our goods at the company store with ZuckerCoins.[Recode]
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It might not be a hugely sustainable way to play Half-Life 2 — especially when the sky looks like a Lovecraftian nightmare hellscape — but it does make the game run like greased lightning on a PC the size of a USB stick.
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Twelve years later, Hollywood would squeeze out an arguably more reprehensible film without batting a greased-up eyelash: Krippendorf's Tribe, where an anthropology scholar (Richard Dreyfuss) fakes evidence of an obscure New Guinean tribe by filming his family in paint and feather headdresses.
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WATCH THIS: Chrissy Teigen Shares Her Best 'Hangover Meal' Recipe (Which Also Doubles as Baby Food) "To make: Toss pumpkin seeds in butter and whatever seasoning and spread onto a foil-lined and greased baking sheet – thin layer," Teigen continues with her recipe.
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Among the porn stars in bikinis and guys with greased-back hair, he saw what he recalled to be "a funny chubby guy with an important look on his face," walking a small white Chihuahua with a red ribbon around its neck.
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While divided government complicates the already dim prospects for legislative progress, the confirmation of presidential appointees should be simpler — especially after the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, greased the process by slashing debate time on most nominees to two hours from 30.
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The most alarming conclusion is that the skids are being greased—by conservative media outlets and political leaders—for Mueller's removal, which would likely involve ordering Rosenstein to fire the special counsel, and then firing the deputy AG if he didn't comply.
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When they finally reached Fort George, at the tip of Manhattan, they discovered the British had committed one last act of defiance: they had nailed the Union Jack atop the flagpole, which they had afterward stripped and greased, preventing an easy removal.
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"She was out, greased up and grunting in the driveway, and he came over and helped because I think he had one back in Haiti and he liked Bugs," Mr. Harron said with a chuckle, gazing at the reconditioned, cream-colored car.
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His coloring book is part of an emergent movement of micromerch: personal merchandise for niche public figures and celebrities (or even not-yet celebrities) made possible by innovations in manufacturing and distribution, and with mechanisms greased by the ease of the internet.
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So long as that kind of popularity eludes our chief executives, their unilateralism is more likely to be a driver of dysfunction — encouraging wild swings from presidency to presidency, impeding policy certainty and follow-through — than a greased slope to presidential tyranny.
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But while Trump did the chest-puffing onstage, it was his deputy who, days earlier, worked quietly to secure the Carrier jobs deal -- a pact greased with tax incentives that will keep hundreds of jobs in the US that were previously destined for Mexico.
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Audio glitches interrupted Sandy's big solo, "Hopelessly Devoted to You," and viewers in Atlanta were jolted when the "Born to Hand Jive" dance cut out partway through and was abruptly replaced with a repeat of the "Greased Lightning" scene from earlier in the broadcast.
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"Also in regards to the #CriscoCops when I saw that was happening I had no reaction to the news of poles being greased, actually thought it was normal, and then realized it was the most Philadelphian I've felt in a really long time," she wrote.
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WASHINGTON, March 23 (Reuters) - U.S. Federal Reserve and Trump administration officials over the last week have greased corporate and bank financial markets, freed up half a trillion dollars for central banks in other countries, and pledged to keep major industries such as the airlines afloat.
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The tank is colder at the far end, and marginally warmer near the rubber 'beach' where model ships and platforms are attached to the mobile control centre, which looks sort of like a big subway car that straddles the pool on a set of greased metal rails.
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Electric vehicles are no longer just a noble idea, they've greased the death grip that combustion engines had on the industry to the point that even the biggest, oldest car companies have committed to adding one or more EVs to their fleet in the next decade.
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He also issued a broad memo calling for government transparency, greased the wheels for more disclosures of presidential records by repealing a more restrictive George W. Bush order, and called on agencies to adopt "a presumption in favor of disclosure" for Freedom of Information Act requests.
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Toss the chicken in salt, pepper, the zest of the lemon, some shakes of red-pepper flakes and a few glugs of olive oil, then get them on a greased sheet pan in the oven, skin-side up and as spread out as you can manage.
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But in the nine years since, paying millennials have greased the rise of the streaming era as the number of popular platform-only shows boomed, creating a new kind of account-sharing behavior: streaming-curious baby boomers mooching Netflix, Hulu, Prime, and other subscription passwords off their kids.
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The author quickly squashes any fantasy the reader might have of a trans woman clutching her belly like Demi Moore on the cover of Vanity Fair—or like Macy Rodman in last year's "Greased Up Freak" video—as a fraught tale of bodily autonomy that ends in abortion unfolds.
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On some level it seems to be the result of an uncritical awe of gadgetry and 'techno-newness' — coupled with a fetishization of the future that's greased by 'association attachment' to sci-fi themes that are in turn psychologically plugged into childhood nostalgia (and/or fueled by big Hollywood marketing budgets).
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After Villanova's record NCAA championship win against Michigan — their third total and second title in just three years — the basketball team's enthusiastic viewers took to the streets of Philadelphia and the college's Pennsylvania campus to celebrate, climbing light poles that police had greased in hopes to avoid them doing just that.
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Hancock also appears willing to tolerate some iterative tech missteps — again towards a 'greater good' of modernizing the tech used to deliver NHS services so it can be continuously responsive to user needs, via updates and modular plugins, all greased by patient data being made reliably available via the envisaged transformation.
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The season finale of HBO's breathtaking Watchmen sequel-slash-adaptation-slash-remix-slash-whatever airs Sunday night, finally giving us answers to the questions that have plagued us for weeks, like what the Millennium Clock actually does and who, exactly, is getting greased up and sliding around the Tusla sewers.
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And just when you thought all that might represent a nadir in terms of ugly and depraved presidential rhetoric, on Thursday Trump said the Puerto Rican hurricane death toll was a Democratic plot, or something: As usual, ascribing precise meaning onto Trump's tweets is like trying to climb a greased-up pole.
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Burnett's well-loved voice can sound a little wooden reminiscing about "back in the covered wagon days," as she calls them, but it's the creaky, comforting wood of a favorite Shaker rocking chair, greased with salvaged audio of the supporting players Vicki Lawrence (her young doppelgänger), Harvey Korman and the zany Tim Conway.
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When it comes to explaining the phenomenon of right-wing populism, liberals are likely to argue both that the populist era has exposed a darkness always present at the heart of conservative politics and that a toxic, post-truth new-media ecosystem has greased the skids for President Trump, Brexit and the rest.
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The central bank had already been pumping cash into the so-called repo market as it aims to make sure the money supply is big enough to keep the wheels of the banking system greased; that number will increase to at least $150 billion a day from at least $100 billion through Thursday, the central bank's powerful New York branch said.
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I'll have to phone my physio, he will come over and lie me on my side and crack my back in place and I'll stand up and be straight into the ice bath, go for a sports massage, then a steady walk and then I'm like an old carthorse, all my bearings are greased up and then I can go for a training session.
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Former President Obama's policy of leading from behind, growing organically from his flawed belief that America is the proximate cause of much global turmoil, greased the skids for Vladimir Putin to become an international predator who, along with other miscreants speaking Chinese, Arabic and Farsi, have exploited Western distraction and/or weakness, the latter manifested by standing back from the fray, hoping that better angels will prevail.
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This exhibition, culled from the collection of the Whitney Museum, of post-war American Pop Art from the '60s to the '70s, and then later, the 1980s Neo-Pop art of Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst, et al, greased the chute for the price-porn piggies and their abuse of art as a luxury/lifestyle/investment device that has been lately deforming culture as never before.
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Video Parked between the two in spaces 2-8 are Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Doc Brown's DeLorean time machine, Herbie the Love Bug (the original, not Lindsay's), Christian Bale-era Batman's Tumbler, James Bond's Lotus Esprit submarine from "The Spy Who Loved Me," Greased Lightning and the Minis from the original "The Italian Job," the film that respondents also said has the best chase scene ahead of the ones in "Bullitt" and "The French Connection."
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Frankly, for a trout rod, there's little if any need to look further, but if you're after something more lightweight and technical, the Sage X rod and reel combo is a worthy jump, and the partially sealed reel that it comes with will likely outlast Orvis' Clearwater IV.Pros: Versatility, includes line, backing, and leader, 25-year warrantyCons: The reel doesn't come well-greased, so make sure to take it apart and apply reel lubricant before initial use
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Big Oil has donated over $220 million to senators in charge of confirming former Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson as secretary of state Big Oil has donated over $22011 million to senators in charge of confirming former Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson as secretary of state The confirmation hearings for secretary of state nominee Rex Tillerson begin Wednesday, and one thing is certain: The wheels have already been thoroughly greased by campaign donations from the oil and gas industry.
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Widmerpool's rather sparse hair had been liberally greased with a dressing—the sweetish smell of which I remembered as somewhat disagreeable when applied in France—this lubricant retaining the grains of sugar, which, as they adhered thickly to his skull, gave him the impression of having turned white with shock at a single stroke; which, judging by what could be seen of his expression, he might very well in reality have done underneath the glittering incrustations that enveloped his head and shoulders.
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